Chapter 10, Testing Edge Cases

1. A robust system is one that continues to function correctly, even when supplied with unexpected or exceptional inputs. When errors or unexpected inputs occur, the system is able to handle them gracefully without panics and return meaningful errors. Robust code is readable, maintainable, and easy to test.
2. Fuzz testing is a software testing technique that involves generating a large amount of random data, which is then passed to the fuzz target in an attempt to verify its behavior against a wide range of parameters. Fuzz testing makes it easier to uncover bugs by reducing the number of tests we need to write manually to cover edge cases of input variables.
3. A fuzzed test begins with the Fuzz prefix, takes in a single *testing.F parameter, and returns no values. Just like other tests, they must be defined inside _test.go files. They are run using the go test command.
4. Property-based testing is a technique that involves the generation and verification...